THE BROUGH-FLEMMING COMPANY.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 27, 1 February 1907, Page 8

THE BROUGH-FLEMMING COMPANY.

It is some fourteen months since the Brough-Fleraming combination has been seen here. During the coming season three of the company's most successful [ pieces will be produced. The openmg performance in Wellington of "Dr. Wake's Patient," combined with the reappearance of Mrs Brough, should prove particularly attractive. It is claimed by the management that the play will be presented down to the most minute particulars jn as perfect a form as when originally produced at the Adelphi Theatre, London. * Th© piece- is by Gayer Mackay and Robert Ord, and is in four acts. It is described as a cbarmniff domestic corned". and will be embellished with elaborate scenic settings. Both in Melbourne and Sydney this piece was described asthe best play £een in those cities formany yeawj. A pleasant-concert was given last night by some friends of the Tiry-street Mission. Sister Isabel occupied the cliair, and introduced the performers. Recitations ! tpere delivered by Misses Aldereon and Arnold, the first named lady also rendering some favourite songs and playing, accompaniments for Mrs. Reid and Mrs.' Sissop. These free and pleasant entertainments should be better patronised.

Mercantile officers are invited to at- | tend the social gathering to-night at I which Mr. A. B. Hislop, Secretary of tho Institute of Marine Engineers, will be entertained prior to his departure for [•the Mantime^Conferencfc